>>. as you wake up cases of coronavirus growing in the bay area by the day. newest confirmed, separating fact and fiction on ways your family can stay safe. plus -- a big win for biden in south carolina. the results forcing at least one candidate out of the race. could the crowd thin even more. the chase for california with just days to win your super tuesday vote. good morning and thanks so much for being here with us at 6:00. it is march 1st. i'm julian glover with liz

kreutz. as you wake up, we want to let you know how it's going to be outside today. a look at the forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning to you. a lot of cloud cover here across the bay area. not talking any fog. temperatures are cool. they cooled down yesterday. it's 45 in oakland as well as fremont and napa and nevada, 40 santa rosa and looking at 24 hour temperature change. pretty significant, 2 to 9 degrees cooler from livermore, san jose and oakland. looking at forecast clouds to start out. partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. another cool one, mid and upper 50s by noontime. by 4:00 the winds are picking up. a wind advisory in the hills. along the coast all through the evening. them it gets quite gusty for everyone. it's going to be a chilly night. we're talking about offshore winds which, of course, are a problem when you haven't had rain for an entire month. so we'll talk about the dry conditions that need to be vigilant today and a warm-up to start the workweek coming up.

julian. >> thank you, lisa. let's get you to the latest now on the spread of the coronavirus in the bay area. now a fourth confirmed case in santa clara county. officials saying this patient is an adult woman who lives with the person who is the third confirmed case. she's not hospitalized or ill we're told. other major headlines. seattle man is the first confirmed death in the u.s. this made news saturday in washington state. president trump confirming it where he updated cases to nearly 70. meantime a student at uc davis quarantined tested negative for the virus. worldwide there are 87,000 cases now. one of the big developments surrounding the virus is the number of people now scrambling to get disinfectants and stock up on food. there's raised concern as health officials warn the number of coronavirus cases could jump in the coming days. as abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez reports, south bay

residents are taking that warning seriously. >> everyone is stocking up on like toilet paper, paper towels, water. we ran out of water. >> costco in mountain view ran out of bottled water and clorox wipes. employees said their doors opened to a massive crowd of 850 people. >> this is double christmas time. eric and his son are part of shoppers stocking up on food that could last them for a long time. >> we get dry food and a lot of frozen food so we can be ready. >> ready for the possibility of having to stay home to avoid the coronavirus. >> i think maybe there's news coming that we like that. other residents came to shop but couldn't find what they were looking for. >> counters completely empty. i've never seen anything like it at costco. i don't understand it, it's not an earthquake. >> reporter: abc 7 news spoke with a doctor you know night. she said the general population

should stay calm. >> people in the general population shouldn't wear masks to protect themselves from covid-19 unless you're instructed to do so by a health care worker. good general rules for the general population is not to panic with current coronavirus. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. that appeal to stop buying masks put out by the attorney general. they are running out of them that health officials don't have enough to use. we fwho you have a lot of questions about coronavirus and full guides and tips on what you need to know is on the website. a running tab ofal have to do i abc7news.com. now to your voice, your vote. happening today democratic candidate bernie sanders will be in san jose for a rally ahead of super tuesday. his campaign says sanders has seen an out pouring of support in california particularly among young and latino voters.

the rally starts at 1:30 at the san jose convention center. doors open at 11:30. it is free and open to the public. the south carolina prime is in the books now. it was joe biden's contest to lose but he held strong there. the former vice president took a decisive victory winning by nearly 30 points. it will give his campaign a crucial boost heading into super tuesday. it's his first ever win as a presidential candidate. senator sanders came in a far second. despite coming in third, san francisco billionaire tom steyer dropped out of the race last night. steyer spent nearly $24 million on tv ads in south carolina alone. a lot of money. yesterday was his strongest finish yet. he said there's no question his campaign is disappointed with where they stood. >> honestly, i can't see a path where i can win the presidency. i of course will be supporting. i said from the beginning, every democrat is a million times better than trump. trump is a disaster. >> after super tuesday 40% will

be awarded. sanders is leading in several key super tuesday states. to the race for 2020, ahead of tonight's abc 7 special documentary "chasing california, the race for prosecute tuesday" throughout our reporting one question among democratic voters, which candidate can beat donald trump. it's the question of so-called electability. what exactly is electability and who has it? you'll see that followed by liz's conversation with news contributor and chronicle insider phil matier. >> we're at warren campaign office in san francisco where

julian castro is. >> when i talk to californians number one priority i hear, to defeat donald trump. >> first thing we've got to do is get rid of donald trump. >> we will make him a one-term president. >> i'd vote for warren, amy klobuchar, biden, bernie, just who i think has the chance. >> no data to show what makes a candidate electable. electability is a myth. >> leblt electability, for some people that's a code ward to say, oh, you can't get a minority, you can't get a woman. you can't do this, you can't do that. i feel like elizabeth warren has done all of her homework. it's like voting for her. >> i'm with abc 7 in the bay area. >> yes. >> one, two, three, four, we're working. am i good here? big picture, why is warren, in your opinion, the best person to

go against trump in the general. >> she can appeal to the working class. she has a strong track record of fighting for every day american families. and she's built a very broad-based coalition. she can go to diverse states like florida, and even arizona, and win those states against trump. >> all right. so phil, you watched the debates. you hear the candidates. one after the next continuously says this is why i'm the one who can beat trump. this is why i'm the one who can beat trump. the messaging in a way is so consistent between the candidates. >> it is. two parts. one, this is why i can beat trump, and this is why that other person can't. >> i'm joined now by san francisco columnist and abc 7 contributor phil matier. as we end this series we've been exploring in the california primary, we wanted to explore the number one issue voters said is important to them and that is this question of electability, who can beat trump. >> exactly. electability is an elusive goal everyone says i have what it

takes. bernie says he has the organization. bloomberg says he has the business credentials and the money to do it. biden says i have the experience and middle of the road. amy klobuchar says i have the experience middle of the road. warren says i'm bernie but more palatable and can get things done. pete buttigieg says i'm the calm here. i can find everybody. all of them claim to be ele electable and awaiting the results. >> all of them are elect able. any of them could beat donald trump in head-to-head matchups. we don't know if they would or could. the question is can you have electability. >> i'll call out pundits, donald trump is making these statements, actions, seemed to be deliberately torpedoing his campaign and he was elected. you can talk about popular versus electoral. the bottom line is, yes. you try to measure it through the primary. see who has the organization,

sigh whose message is selling. most importantly, see who can get crossover people to come with them. >> a few days away from super tuesday. we're almost there. it's interesting to look at the ground game. we talk about enthusiasm, we're seeing a lot of enthusiasm for bernie sanders in the state. he's been campaigning a lot. he's coming on sunday. >> bernie sanders has been campaigning for president for six years at least, okay, so he has the organization out there in the early states of iowa and new hampshire. the others had to go from the ground up and build it. they were more preoccupied with that. bernie has the freedom to come to california more often. he has a good ground game here but buttigieg has a ground game here. others -- and warren has a ground game. >> warren has somewhat of a ground game. >> an air game and ground game. everything. you're going to see a lot. >> we haven't seen warren as much as we could. we have seen surrogates. julian castro, as you saw in our piece, was out there campaigning for her this week. other surrogates. joe biden on friday. we are seeing surrogates for

these candidates come. we'll see if it makes a difference. >> we see them all the time on tv no matter what. i think people are ready to vote. the question is which of the candidates are going to get them out to the polls. >> lots of questions. lots to look forward to. see the piece on electability on abc7news.com/chasingca. we've been covering this primary for months exploring issues impacting the race and going one-on-one for candidates. for indepth look at the efforts to win california on super tuesday, join us for our abc 7 originals documentary chasing california, the race to super tuesday. it airs tonight at 6:p.m. of course, that is only on abc 7. as we mentioned earlier this morning, forecast looking real good for tuesday. you cannot use that as an excuse to not go vote. >> yeah. we really need to change the weather pattern. we talked a little bit by the end of the upcoming workweek. we're also talking about record

warmth. how can we have both? a little difficult. we're going to sort it out with what to expect in the week ahead. today another cool sunday. winds will kick up. we've got a wind advisory but some sun on the way. we'll talk about the warmth, the offshore flow, and maybe a few sprinkles next in my accuweather forecast. sprinkles will take you. thank you, lisa. a scary scene exploding in this b one driver slamming into a group of teens on purpose leaving police to try and o why someone would do this. plus many questions on massive san francisco storage facility. those flames literally exploding

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developing news out of san francisco. firefighters have contained a four alarm fire in bay view, destroyed a towing house, restaurant and residential unit. you can see the flames shooting in the air. firefighters say the main warehouse collapsed. two people who lived in the upstairs unit, they no longer have a place to live. the owner of the restaurant did escape the flames. fire officials say the high winds cannot help on the flight. >> we have live wires down across multiple avenues. we have vehicles adjacent to this hot, burning warehouse fire that are potentially going to catch on fire. >> again, winds contributing to the fire. crews contained the flames nearly three hours after the fire started. thankfully no one was hurt.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. we sent this breaking news notification on abc 7 news app within moments of the fire first breaking out. if you want an alert like this in the future, the app is free to download in the app store. alsn this morning. he's accused of driving into a group of teenagers on purpose. police arrested 18-year-old adibi of san mateo yesterday. they say he drove onto a sidewalk in burlington and hit four teens before speeding away. thankfully witnesses followed adibi and police were able to catch him. two of the victims had major injuries. all four from san mateo. facing attempted hit-and-run and homicide charges. police are trying to determine why he did this in the first place. really terrifying dash-cam video to show you on a car who crashed on the way to santa cruz. watch this. maisey liquiz. you can see the long beach

woman's vehicle veer off across the lane, missing that the tree and tumbles down the embankment. she yells out "i'm dead" a >> rolled over, hand over my head. the seat belt airbag didn't go off. i called 911 and they tracked me and found me at the bottom, >> check it out. she snapped the photo of where the '06 mitsubishi landed. she was treated for spine fracture and concussion and said the near death experience gave her a new appreciation and happiness for life. that car looks awful. it's a miracle she's alive. this the chilling cell phone video has bloen up over the last week or so. an elderly man harassed after picking up cans. after a week of outrage this morning, a gofundme account has been set up to help this man.

community youth center is behind it. they said the money raised will help the man with rent and bills. one suspect has been arrested in the incident and police are currently looking for a second at this time. some new developments this morning with the striking graduate students at uc santa cruz. 54 have been fired for refusing to turn in undergraduate student grades. the graduate students walked out seeking higher wages. the strikes started in december with 200 teaching assistants deciding not to turn in grades from the fall. they demanded a raise of over $1400 a month saying they need the bump in pay to offset the high cost of living. just in case you needed a reminder of what snow looks like, check it out right here. abc 7 news meteorologist caught with up in tahoe last night. must have been pretty nice up the there. as you know it's been blown dry.

just capped the driest in february since the civil war era. for that and more of the forecast we'll check in with lisa argen. we're crossing our fingers for the sprinkles you've been talking about. that's how desperate we are. >> we are desperate. it's far out there. it's not going to be a lot of rain. don't get too excited about it. we still have the month to go, looks more promising toward the middle of march. as we look at live doppler 7 we're going to pass along some stats for another record we pictherere brin drew six hours of that in the sierra nevada and see 6" of snow. february 2020 no rain at all. the driest stretch, 43 days, since 1864 going to march 11th that would be 43 dry days....

if we get to march 11th with no rain? it's a possibility unfortunately. remember emme anyone in '97, '98, that's when we had almost 15" of rain in the bay area. i remember that vividly. last year almost 8" of rain, so really a pretty good year. this year, of course, nothing. 4 1/2" of rain is the average for february. say good-bye to that dry month and offshore flow today. some dry conditions. we have enough moisture in the soil we're not too worried about this offshore event today and wind advisory. although we've had no rain for february, still it's a concern with relative humidity dropping out there and the winds kicking up throughout the afternoon and overnight hours. 37 in gilroy right now. it is 46 in redwood city, in oakland and san francisco. beautiful view from mount tam with the cloud cover 40, santa rosa. 50 by delta. we'll get into partly cloudy skies today. a cool one and winds kick up in the hills throughout the morning

hours. 4:00 the rest of the bay area from san francisco, the peninsula, down to the santa cruz mountains. this will take us right on through monday morning with those offshore winds and temperatures climbing into monday. but we are looking for dry and mild weather for much of the week. but by the end of the week, things are looking maybe a little promising. as we go through the day in sierra nevada, 2 to 5" of snow. here is our wind advisory. east bay, dabbiablo range, moun tam, through the peninsula, very gusty. winds up to 30, 35 miles an hour. here is a look at those winds into the overnight hours. 5:00 through about 2:00 in the morning. fast winds out there. they are offshore. here is a look at that next chance. how about our only chance of showers we've seen in a while. friday into perhaps saturday. could see a splash out there. we're not talking a big storm, not talking an atmospheric

rivera pattern change. 61 in oakland, 59 napa, accuweather seven-day forecast. cool day today. gusty winds tonight into tomorrow, then we're warmer. yeah, that's summer-like weather. as we cool off, hopefully we'll bring in some rain into the ridge. you know, when we get so warm, hard to break down, break down the ridge and so dry. >> exactly. >> it doesn't look great. you know, it is what it is. >> exactly. we'll take anything we can get at this point to give us some feeling we might see some rain out there. >> some normalcy. >> exactly. people might be calling out sick on wednesday because it's going to be so nice out there, right? >> yeah, yeah, i hear you. >> thank you,we know marshawn l man of many talents and proven entertainer throughout his career. he's been invited to speak at an ivy league school. hear why some students are upset about

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take a look at exploratorium. a lot of clouds out there, a nice look at sunday. temperatures in the 40s, chilly for sure. 41 san jose, gilroy 47. look at the clouds, kind of pretty from the golden gate bridge, 40 santa rosa, 50 by the delta. looking at 24 hour temperature change, you felt it yesterday with the winds throughout the day today. the clouds are going to thin out. call it partly cloudy skies, wind advisory in the hills to start out. by the afternoon it gets breezy and gusty tonight. those offshore winds, has been a dry month. i don't need to tell you that. we have critically dry conditions in parts of the bay. it's not as bad as it could be obviously in the fall or summer but we need rain. there is any in the seven-day outlook, the answer is kind of. come back and i'll tell you in a few minutes. >> kind of better than no frost. developing news, fourth case of coronavirus in santa clara county. officials say the person is

living with the third person confirmed to have the virus in the county. she's said to not be hospitalized or ill at this point. washington state confirmed a person with coronavirus has died. the man in his 50s had underlying health issues and is the first death related to the virus in the u.s. meanwhile doctors say if you're experiencing symptoms like a fever and shortness of breath, go to the er. >> if they develop mild symptoms you want to check in with your health care provider. if you don't have a health care provider, you want to call local hospital emergency room or local department of public health. >> governor gavin newsom says the state only has about 200 testing kits left. cdc pledging to get more test to california and other state and local clinics across the country soon. in palo alto two students sent home from school after district officials learned they might have been exposed to the coronavirus. key words being might have. crews spent yesterday scrubbing down at least two campuses as a

precaution. abc news reporter cornell barnard has that story. cleaning crews disinfecting door knobs, water fountains and classrooms at j.l. stanford middle school. cleanup happening at palo alto high school after district officials learned a parent of two students was possibly exposed to coronavirus. on the district's website, the superintendent said as a precautionary measure, the district immediately took action and two students sent home and will be excluded from attending school until we receive more information. >> concerning? >> absolutely. >> some people attending saturday's sporting events at palo alto high didn't know about the virus scare. >> i teach as well, so definitely very conscious of that. airborne, you know, come in contact and things of that sort. i think we were caught with our pants down because we're not prepared for it. >> i'm more concerned about the older people in the community

and people who already have health issues because i think the rest of us are healthy enough if we get it we'll fight it. >> palo alto school officials watching the case closely. many parents who came out for basketball games, baseball games, and a swim meet were told ahead of time about possible exposure here on campus. many say they decided to come anyway. in palo alto, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. many of the chinese american community are worried coronavirus is going to cause a wave of xenophobia as misinformation spreads about the virus. they just held a rally in san francisco denouncing racism and bigotry. abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan has the story. >> reject discrimination. >> reporter: hundreds marched through san francisco's chinatown. the message, fight the virus, not the people. >> we are really here to fight two viruses. we're here to fight coronavirus, gotry. are also here to figh >> chinese american leaders say there has been an increase in xenophobia since the covid-19

outbreak. >> part of the root cause is fear, which leads to hate. >> reporter: that fear led to a big drop in business of chinese-owned businesses, says the chinatown merchants association, even though there are no cases in san francisco. >> thing wean, we're asking people not to panic and not to make it a racial issue. >> tonight in chinatown, foot traffic was down, many restaurants empty. >> it's slow. definitely it's slow. >> juan and his family came out to dinner wanting to try a new restaurant. he says he understands people's fear about the coronavirus but they still decided to come out. >> in reality, the flu kill more people. >> we kind of did text back and forth with our husbands. should we? >> darcy planned a trip to san francisco weeks ago to celebrate her friend's birthday. they couldn't make up their mind about chinatown. >> i decided not to panic and

come. we're here in chinatown buying things for our kids and having a great time. >> ansar hassan, abc 7 news. coming up this week, health and human services secretary alex azar will talk about the latest on the fight against coronavirus. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" right here on abc 7 at 8:00. it's a historic peace deal that could finally bring an end to what is america's longest running war. you're seeing taliban delegation putting pen to paper with mike pompeo overseeing it all. back in washington, abc news reporter kira philips looks at president trump's response and wht's included in this deal. >> reporter: after nearly $2 trillion and tens of thousands of lives, america's longest war may finally be nearing an end. >> we have had tremendous success in afghanistan and the killing of terrorist, but it's time, after all these years, to

go and to bring our people back home. >> the u.s. and taliban agreeing that terrorist groups like al qaeda will not be allowed to operate in afghanistan. in exchange, a timetable for withdrawal of troops, troops the president says will start coming home now. >> how soon do you expect troops to be coming back? >> like today. >> some republicans on capitol hill doubtful that the u.s. can trust the taliban's commitment. but generals fighting the war see it differently. david spoke with the top u.s. commander in afghanistan last february. >> neither side is going to win militarily, you have to move towards a political settlement here. >> do you think they are key part to end game. >> absolutely. >> the president today saying he believes taliban will abide by the deal. however -- >> if bad things happen we'll go back.

we'll go back so fast and with a force like nobody has ever seen. >> kira phillips, abc news, washington. we've been telling you throughout the morning that super tuesday is just days away everything to get your vote. a los angeles bake shop is banking on its cupcakes to help get out the vote. big sugar bake shop in studio city has been selling sweet confections iced with presidential candidate's names you'll see them here, to help customers fundraise for political campaigns. >> 400 elizabeth warren cupcakes, 200 bernie cupcakes, couple dozen for pete, some for amy. we've had a few people do biden as well. we also have sold trump cupcakes. >> bake shop employees keeping tabs on how many cupcakes sell for each presidential candidate

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happg s wi hit the streets of san francisco for the annual chinese new year run. the ymca hosts the run every year. you want to watch out for street closures in china beach, embarcadero and downtown, too. there will be a festival after the race at the square. proceeds benefit ymca center which serves 1600 youth and families with wellness programs. this is runners weather right here. this is runners weather but the wind might give them an extra chill. >> quite gusty tonight. much of today won't be too bad. we'll see a mix of clouds and sun. certainly a far cry from where we were last week. if you want that weather again, guess what? it is in the seven day outlook. you can see scattered cloud cover. 43 pleasanton, 46 livermore. another day of highs. 50s to low 60s.

we'll talk about the warm-up, offshore winds and a little bit of rain. that's all with my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. you'll want to ditch the lunch from home this week and make some outdoor lunch plans because the forecast looks gorgeous. thank you, lisa. next up, steph watch still on. news about the return plus no klay nor dray against suns. see if they can stop

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all right. welcome back. 6:45, warriors back in action playing the second game of the week back-to-back will golden state taking on wizard. tip-off 5:30. last night the warriors were able to snap an eight-game losing streak in phoenix. nbc sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. stephen curry not returning to the lineup against washington. march 1st always been a target date for the warriors to give steph more practice time to get him back in game action. just eight healthy players last night. klay was not one. phoenix led as many as 18. bridges from deep early on. there's a bucket there. warriors fight back near turnover. juan anderson grabs it, gets to paschall, and he jams it home. 15 points for him in the first half. final s.e.c. of the half.

booker can straight up score and score from distance. dialing it up. suns led by four at the break as he runs into the locker room. third quarter. down 1-2. wiggins to anderson, the layup and lead. golden state led by double digits after three. fourth quarter now. defense going to turn to offense. look, maximum effort. anderson to paschall. a game high 25 off the bench. warriors win big, signal eight-game winning streak. didn't have to return long to return to san jose, newest member of pittsburgh penguins, that would be patrick marleau, was back in the tank saturday night after being traded just on monday. big ovation for marleau. during one of the breaks. good stuff there in san jose. he'll likely be back in teal next year. final minutes of the first. evander kai

evander cain all alone. nicely done, 22nd of the year after one. 2-0 through the second. sharks win 5-0.ct redirect into college hoops. including paris austin, upset another 21. second shutout of the year and sharks win 5-0. college hoops, four honorees paris austin, right in overtime. upset in colorado, another 21 on saturday. bears up 3, austin with hesitation, dribble, cuts into the basket. five-point game there. bears lead austin. minutes to go. brown the steal and score on the other end. he had 11. bears win 86-79, 13th win of the year under first year coach of the year mark fk. fox. he only won eight in the last years. quakes against mls runner up toronto.

second half down 2-0 espinoza takes a shot. year. the ultras, they love that. you thoughted they love that. how about this. 2-1, final seconds of extra time. oswaldo, bingo. what a shot that was. 2-2 the final. that is your sports report for this sunday. have a great day. all right. thank you, chris. 6:48 if you're joining us sunday morning, getting that first yawn and cup of coffee wondering what the forecast is like today, don't worry. lisa argen has you covered. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. we saved the cool weather for the weekend, windy weather going to come back today. not bad. beautiful view from mount tam. isn't that pretty? just a little scattering of light out there as the sun has come up about 10 minutes ago looking at that sunset after 6:00. wind advisory 10:00 hills of the north and east bay interior valleys of the east bay. by 4:00 we're looking at the peninsula and points south.

we're talking winds of 15 to 25 miles an hour out of the north. so that's offshore. going to get quite gusty. could see 45-mile-an-hour gusts. everyone will feel the winds tonight. it is going to be a blustery evening. the first part of the day not bad. check it out. a beautiful view here from santa cruz. a dry month. looking at continuation of a dry pattern at least to start the first week of march. can you see just a few returns there but really we're talking about cloud cover across the bay area. a few fringe else, central coast, southern california, and a burst of snow in the mountains. sea lions here downtown where temperatures are in the 40s, san francisco, oak, 41 in san jose. it is 36 in gilroy. you can see the view from san jose where it is a little gray. partly cloudy skies. 46 in livermore. our snow in the mountains

through noontime talking about winter weather advisory, about 6" to come here. partly cloudy skies, cool today. okg a pattern later on to start the upcoming workweek. the end of the week looking more interesting. 2 to 5" of snow in the mountains and then we talked about those winds. they are really going to kick up out of the north. that's an offshore component. so the relative humidity decreases. we're drying out the atmosphere. we've had no rain for february. the moisture isn't totally dry, certainly moisture out there but not enough to keep us comfortable. as we go through the 5:00 hour, check how fast winds are, 30 to 40 miles an hour and we're look continuing into your monday. temperatures climb as a ridge of high pressure builds in for monday. we're a bit concerned about that. so you should certainly take it ease-o easy if you're going to be outside today. you will with the numbers. check out tuesday.

mid and upper 70s again. by wednesday things begin to change. looks like the ridge wants to break down. by friday could see a few light showers. we're talking very minimal. a longways away. saturdays painting a wet picture as well. hopefully that holds together. cool day, 50s in the peninsula. we'll do that again with winds picking up second half of the day, 60 palo alto, low 60s inland, accuweather seven-day forecast, cool on the coast, windy throughout the day. those offshore winds for march not what we want after a dry month but it's a warm several days before we cool back and hopefully break some rain through this dominant ridge, this stubborn ridge with us way too long. if we go to march 11th, that will be 43 dry days. another record, so hopefully not. >> incredible we didn't see any measurable rain for entire month of february. hopefully we don't ease through march with the same issues there. >> it's got to change. >> something has to give. thank you, lisa.

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